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vetran replied

1 February 2013, 15:43
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

I've wet the bed again

SY01

that is funny!
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Platypus replied

1 February 2013, 15:37
I've wet the bed again

SY01
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d000hg replied

1 February 2013, 15:28
They're calling me names on the internet.

SY01.
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vetran started a topic Its not an emegency

1 February 2013, 15:26
Its not an emegency

'McDonalds won't serve me': West Midlands Police reveal banal calls to 999 operators | Mail Online

Woman called the emergency number when she forgot laptop password
One man called when fast-food staff wouldn't serve him more burgers
Another man dialled 999 to check the non-emergency number for police
West Midlands Police say nearly half of 999 calls are 'inappropriate'

So do you have a better story?
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